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;lltlule Illa the WRQWIJII. leIlltIoII
lb In lllltg the worst Iniapays.
{luring the entire who tn n 'gen 0-
W by the name of
M
an really the tenth man (I
diary team. At times it at
the
“Milli! In the touIth inning. when
. allowed a. Inn 0 count because. he
not see the [I try At least. Harry
[0me t out. IlurIng the kltk oveI
hit er II a mi asked how he had arrived
“I moniker)» null tidied McNIlIIIuIa
ll origins pt or decisions also
til the visiting team and their support
’the lihll'ron. in the opinion
. infill! IileIIiiiiouII or no decisions the
owning lost the game atteI practi-
cally Winning in the touIih inning.
they had six runs to Danbury's two.
‘ ”ten In the fifth Danbury got II lllll
onene of the disputes mentioned.
Donbury made a'lIotI er Iran in
. “nth inning “fill“! e 88mm ca'IiieJ
mia laIyt at g I‘III DiuIIIury ’tn’o
flimbqétldd {b “Epcot-”n ?auvln. who
it! at H e NOI a’ s was llll
{bl epg‘gmld a‘ball tlirofin in him and
dung and Wilbur l0§ifli9letl Gnuviu
bath» iee’pI than {our €l‘l‘01.tj during
the. Palsy Cunningham also had
73“" day. something unusual tor him
twu Patsy who staItea the trouble
ln.t nth IIinni that. r ulteIl in
ithe finbl‘iimn [gelfiolllllll’ll hit to
Pa till! “(I my“ lnn‘fle a bangle of It.
titeIlormer Hauler player getting to
ngm 0?}; passed bail. Relscb-
gnuliny fled the all no hard to
(I Was unable to hold Ii.
lilol'mlks got on of Ivory tight plwep.
in the sixth lIuI ng there were three
only oII'o but. but none ot the once.
The Notwalks had quite a
9 full score of the ghme:
The in" score 0 {the game:
m a Id came in When
’ I vfilstt‘iral times during the game the
Inca on, be bases at one line with
i in! ofil’itile picnic in the third qinning.
NEI‘Wa'llI’a.
6'69 Its Gnnvln, Jimg. Rellteh-
0"
m
e[gregbase lIltsc—Cunnlngham, Law-
lor.
I
e II‘p'lay——~It'llniln and Gauvih.
S I k gout—~in Yolk 8. by Hope. 6.
" 8n balls-Oil Voik 4. oil Hope
zilliftII" on bases—Norwalks 9. Dan
bury 14. .
Gig“ by pitcher i‘laI‘iIe'rI. Wilbur.
Iéu hille-ficuliey. O'Neil.
. is or gamee—Two bolus. 40 min-
\.2
hFMcNaInnI-a.
IN THE LEAGUES.
minim c.TII. suIIIIIIII'g
I. . '. ....... . ..._.I .35 .719
o ‘ ........... P. III .6614
lot ‘IIsI-‘k .......... 51 35 59,3
. II no .......... . 48 4.7 . ..IIIIIII
”Wynn ........ ”til . ’ .III
. ..........3 50 .425
B " ‘ ........... 33 m and
Mn ............. 26 [I4
Sunday's Results.
baton. 10; St. Louis 4.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati *2 (first
game; Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn 1 (sec
and game).
Chicago 3;
some); Chicago. 7;
(menu game).
Win-llama,“ Va 'Ha‘aéultua.
sh.“ ' .
{any w.YorlII -P3h Iltinbur'Ig 5. (II).
Philadelphia. 0 Iilrst
Philadelphia, 6
1“ ionic] badelphi a.0 .
Cincinnati, uh Brooll vn. 0 (8 la-
ninga. rain).
I e_I;Gam'es Today.
poplponed o t. or respect
ePresident. Pull am.
all.
IAmerlcan Leanna Standing. .. ..
'1‘ka title rn'nlt show/downs on
look) ‘3'),
bit unbiased observer that there was
”tile for objecting to the gentleman,
ii
a
. t' _ .- I i . fl ‘
‘I‘ “I... 9 «.- E:
I an - . ‘s . ' -
of President Pulliarnxot the - V anal- ’ 7 .
League. ' . " "
Connecticut League Standing. ' .
W. L. l’(‘ '
Inglyoke .............'I:: 29 .642
. l'ii'ol‘d ........... M 29 .638 "I am : I rod Iéh I
New llrllnln ........ 47 I till .533 23"“.“0 i I. ”1‘" “Iii-”'1 [in in 1’0: "II?" M ’27....
I . I nation. In mom I
VtateI-bury ......... it til Md 9:": II: I» WI‘llrllllflir Im'i II III. and mm
New. Maven IIIIIIII {I 45 I4.” d duo you 0 «III at ll. 0:" rs
IiruixnIIIII ......... :I 43' .403 WWI-153mm “"(‘.'|:'U‘"fllvlh£ ADV IIII'IIIIII. '5':
rthnIIIpton ....... :32 ill .ilitt‘r
ll Ilgepori """"'."x h .34] DIST fit:
nominally doing oi}n mount?~
the .
l
1
1
I
. search
‘ do. I iIIIprnieI‘ to assume that. , with.
’a ramp 4 Q years old.
The bowels
stump. INN“
Springfield. ill; WatcrburyJ
Saturday's Results.
NorthnIIIpton. 7: Springfield. l (ilrst
gnInel; Springfield. 17: NorilIIIIIIptoII.
{I (second game).
New llriinln.‘ 2; Bridgeport. i (live!
game): New lirltIIiII, :i; lirlIlgeporI, 2
tsI-cond game).
Hartford, 7; New lluren. 3.
Pleasant. Pals
love
r Illa s
mild"I in built" ‘1 ho aonaioa tablet married 00
so can or your money ha
gutting Rshsdycnu Chicago or N. km
“It!“ SALE. TEI MILLIW BOXES
n'fib‘tflin‘; nations may I
Games Today.
Bridgeport ut NoItlInnIptIyI
Wutelbuly nt llaI't.toIIl . ‘ ' "
New ilrllniu at New H:I\I.I-n IFLOOD SITUAT'40N
IA.
llI‘IlvokII at Springfield. .
’ ’l‘tlkltl. August 2.-~1I‘urther :IdIIlI-es
Ahea‘rn MIR” New Record. “received here regarding the flood slt<
' ~l l . ( -
NIFJQXI figgtkanfluiieifl “they‘ll (“‘91: notion in the province of Gluing (,‘hun,
Mdnchurlo, are to the cilect that ow-
th l’nrk, l.. l.. yesterday. Daniel F.
Ahenrn, oi' the lrIsiI:AnierlcalI A. (3. log to the damage done by wnter trui-
‘Iu MANclIII-
staItIuK imm salmon. illilki‘ iii“ tie on the AIIluIIc-MukdIIII ltnilway
WQlidb’ ”“30"! U] the two hubs and has iIt'I-II tit-II up l'tillllllt‘lt‘l)’ for fifty
Jump. con-ring .30 (III-t til 2 Inches llI till.”-
his ilrsl trial. union is six inches
hltb'n than the recognized world's rec.-
ord. made by Dan Shauuban III Lillli'l‘
ick, lreiund. nearly ‘20 years ago
According to previous tllHl’ill‘itzllei,
low they. were lost in- the Lily of
ll\ll'ill ttlltl Ttllltl houses pulIIIII-rgod
m _ _.
SHAKESPEARE FAILS T0 DRAW- IMETHODIS'l' ANo aAPTIST PICNIC
(Climbing ‘POHOOR in Slim“ SPi- l l Do not tIIIIIIII the union excursion
. “all? by ”19 requirements ”f i" IIIIII picnic or the Methodist and [lap
iiuy. Silukt‘flpl‘llt‘fi I’LUB “r" us "1'“ " ttsi Sundut schools ot‘ South Norwnlk,
an unachlonism as would be liubt‘lt to llxlIilIoIII-II- Point on the *ilt'llllli‘l
lI‘ultons steulnboals. iIIlIII SleIsIIr Tuesday. August {id
The sthndnrds of ”00”“ the cou- The slenluor leaves the strqubont
. ‘ I _ ((‘Cit' at 8; lb Hilltlli A day of great
flglngII h?lli:tllgls‘u'll?;'l S:l‘llkt“:}:9fli'ltlillls picnsIIIII and .I most beautiful suit is
('ilnllltlsllitllls continue I0 be our finest. lIlIliliiDi;lAtl by I.IllI. (in “ith the c-hild
our most exquisite and majestic I-\ {III IlIlltIlllIilIl‘IrI II .I happy (lit). long to
almiies of poetry. llrulun, howcvrr. N ”H“ ".1. i””‘
is somewhat dlilcrent. Ilt purposes
and. purpoits to retlcct die and
.thoutllli~~the lite and thought. we
know 'IuId IuIIleI-sinnd. its appeal is
WESTER
SPILLS
n: puumm "RAND.
3 . . All K it 7‘0 A E null should be. to the heart. and exists :LM
Cnubltihiism lie 2 i It 4' 3 in proportion to our IIoqurtIlIIInsioII ,Iu'l'flfifl'" Igtlfii'aunma
l til. 2 ti 2 0 0 hi the characters presented. and of Mr :‘"“l..,. ~qu IInu- sum
1 l 9 0 4 the Ideas. emotions and conditions that “Wilm. I ”41““5rr:
1 2i 0 0 0 uctuntII them. The Greek drums. :5” 4‘! but
0 0 2 2 0 though admlrubie In its own age. was smflfiffig‘fikmm'
U l 2 0 ll retired to the closet when we ceased ll [RE
0 ti 2 l o to be interested in the things that in - .....W..-“ --..fi -..- -~___
0 l l 4 ti teI‘I-sted the (lrccks. SlIIIilnlily. “t
0 l 1.0 0 l are losing enthusiasm for plays.
— -— -_ ~—— »- — whether by Shakespolus or ‘by A-II
ti ii 30 it it tbonv Hope which treat ol’ a period
in which the biggest man was he who]
. . could empty the biggest flugon of ale.|
.IRII' PIOIIA I; and the nattlcst little IdIesaors IN PRICES T0 smIT ALL
_ :‘ I bought their trousers at a IHIIIWHII‘I
4" .. ; ‘1: if: '5 ill stIIIII-. Our notion oi comedy is no POCKETKGOlCS
, - ' ' 6 9 i l 3 . long I the spectacle of a coarse and
H‘ '4 ll ll 0 4 ? drun en Falstaff nor is ouI conI-ep
:3 --------- I II I 6 2 I éi°llgli€.{;‘l‘““i;£IIIll“ “S‘h‘III‘IIIII‘liI‘li A amine Lin? '0‘ (Wildly. .
I.
.. it ..... .. III I) 3 E S: 1 “I30“ and othpllnsI 3aI aespears. . Glassware and Hansen".
"""" I, ll ., f were be among us now. II id be the
...... 1&1": """ “ “ 2 0 0 ilrsi to realize the IluIngeIl state or lilShlllg M8. ETC.
'_' ”I IT “ sentiment and sensibility.
wants. .......... 4i» 1 12 .I 1.. II ISIIaIIespears Is Dem Mama .to, English nIiIo China by the m or
measure h: Innings: bI
.l 0 4 l (I 0 0 o (l 0061M library table. where he clongs
Dani! .I gand when» he Ian be studied to the 8 re White Fruit Jars can he
“’7' “2. 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 7'best advantage. llis wonderful lines Iclcaned quicker arid better Fruit will
urn more thickly jeweled than any otheris pack cloaer. the Jars will look nicer
V‘
,' 8h trades-«Hm; liawlor. Hope! in English. are lot too beuutituII to ”on yet" shelves than the round greon‘
”Etta . .9. ii' (III 64 IImith t} i be caught up from the lips of lncom- glass Jars
Caps :1 via. Ibin. 'petcnt nIiors The hard was the . .
8 Y4: llL great antagonist of the spot light; his msgufii WM“ J3” hme "'0 l-lillli'
inveliest speeches Were *glvon to his
mlnIIII clIIIIIIaIIteIs and generally the
tiquen bv the worst periortnels ob-
talnable tor the motley.
IThe value of Shakespeare is in the
rieetion of his rhetorch and in his
9 ctures oi the. manners and habits of
he peIlod he adorned. This \alue
ti no concern with the stage “Igloo
la and should be :1 Inirrou to re ect
the DleEllIt. and not a telescope to
to the. past
The. least successful modem play
produced ‘here this deacon brd a
greater number. of pertormancaa than
the host sudcesstul ot 'lllin‘tu
Shakespeares and the leuclpal traIge-
an 0! our decade; with his' 10
clItIIlges of bill. remained With us
nicely on long as "The Return 0!
Window Shades made to order.
Painters' Supplies.
Belt Mlxad Paint. $1.25 gallon.
Pointing and Paper HangIng.
L. H. Decker
:7 WASHINGTON STREET,
scum ‘NoawIALK.
rat. con.
1‘ I. “wit.“ .I
an
every IboY’bhflznbs’md ’c'II'AlI
III...
in the face. of this data the. best
(rind of the "legitimate drama” can
hardly maintain that New York hasI
beenaitting up nights waiting for.
ShhlIIespeare.
WIIIteI asks us to believe the
general apathy due to the stu idlty.
'iilialltivn'es's and the irlvol ty of
In em audiences. I find myself on-
able and unwilling to accept this or
planation. Civilization. unlike the
crab does not walk backtvai‘tl. and. “On
body can compel us to concede that
the people of an age densely Moment
of electIlcity. astronomy.. dy.uamlcs.
the law of gravitation and the first!
principles oi personal cleanliness “Ema“ “Wfia-Iauhmm-I 9;,
new more about the drama, than we ' I'mgfefipm‘m '
. Qtn ”or stunned ts. sounder
,. guardrail: convenient it would
reactant! columnist tutor
in: about
.... 1‘.
anal-taunt. or JlrstI I
lIJl! wishes would.
dance 0: column. ._
fill”! “010 "V N” U”
the ncmssion of knowledge. and the
consequent change in our philosophyn uh
in our outlook on life., we h Ic come
to equire IIIOIe thith can be found in
In other
words She's es penre has hot outgrow“
us but We have outgrown Slmke‘s
'pesré.
— I I!!! stilt: t1! competent. me.
There it's out. For ten years I oh “I knit and reliable.
’ Icons!
on! "Oll-
PC. There is no other windmill againtIIi:
thlIlIg, and have Ilacked the courage.
have; been wanting to write just this .. II I. oi “I .... I, .. d .
.abitscn R. NASH
“Real Estate
tg-LK iEV
~40 ..~.,,..
moon‘s couar nous.
The will of the late John M. Lloyd
or liroud lliver. has been admitted to
probate.
The administration account of the.
estate or the late. Mary Ahanahan. of
Norwallt. has been granted by Judge
oi Pr'obuto Henry W. Gregory.
I'I‘he aIlIniIIlstratio account of the
IIIlnIIIIistIutIix of elithfe 05! Min
lIanh into of Norwalk. deceased has
been allowed
'lhe healing on the administration
of the executor umleI the will at (ler
lutrdus P. Adams. late of Norwalk. Ile-
ceased. has been concluded III the Nor-
wullI Probate Court.
HONORS FOR ransatwsKI.
PARIS. Aug. ‘_'.~Ignnce i’uderewakl
the Polish pianist. has been llliiilt' IIII
oilch-I' ot' the French Legion of Honor.
THE New SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the comma or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the.
back. Even it done. in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this at ease. and pain, and health is
restore through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervouaucss Rheumatism.
sis. Heart Kidney and Rex?
cases are given special silent on; sl so
CurVatu‘reI or the Spine. You win
never regret giving chiropractic a
chance to rip you
T.FRANCIS.D.C.
9‘ WASHINGTON ST. .0. NORWALK
Magnetic Trahtmonth ‘GIIII/IonI Alla.
l’cmiy
ale Dis-
...-..u... . ..I~-....
ll lilflilil'i lull
_ .. ......II..-
GUN METAL AND RUSSET
OXFORDS
SPECIAL VALUES
$1.50 and $2.00
Misses’ and Children‘s
WHITE CANVAS
75c afld’i‘flflo
Tennis Oxfords
WcarShoes That Fit
’I22 wasmuorou srnssr.
fHONE 642-2.
”—3.” .... .
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come III and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. libyt‘s Pre-
scripllons.
()ilice home. 8 a. m till 11: ‘lo
IL nI . 12:45 until 6 p. m. Mon
day and Saturday eIenlngs un-
til 9 p. m.
Tenwlck Ophcal Company
pounceasors ts
__ HOMER B...HOV.1.'I
i‘looma 7 a United sank Building
. 9? WASHINGTON 3T. I
SOUTH IIINORWALKI' CONN.
TEL-W- .. . in
|'-\
“WALL s‘r manna.
.v.
insurance
We have several decided bargains
in Income wounding pmwm that
must Increase In value with the note
“pi-own: of tho Town. ,
...
mflelphia -------- 2g , g; 318 much it oh so hopeless to use IIIIIIIII .
------- I . as that w oIse sails are sham. hy~ ' "1 =‘I ‘ I. W ....~.I~ ‘ 5“
.Doaton .. ........... I54 43 .I mm. Inhapmm sluggish and a“. oddball iII'AIu Ann was? an.
a“ 919’“! ---------- 49 44 «'27 peratitloua veneratlon of mere estab- ' ...-....
NV Jab ‘kn ....... .3; trig 50 05 llshmcht. "l‘wac erer ‘thus. ‘qur ......H...
N0 01' ----- s--- I .ccnturles‘s oMlche angelo coal 0 J :I.
‘14? ---.5---l.b E3 1% tal oohaitD rhtldn far ills Bering: lumIYLfile to N. Y.
”’ “MW?“ - ' F” '33 .277 on y by buryina' it and dissing u lip
w I’or‘k. ‘4
Rhianl
hiladclphla, 4: Cleveland, 3
. m0)
. Washington,
0, 4; Washington.
(first calléd blasphettiotls whom he dltected
tsec- his la‘n‘ce a’llalnst this “hltherto un- In us
turn billty. '-
0 .ttlrst tor a young singer to so abroadto
0 study?"
again in tin hntquiIII'e. The Shelter
peare tetlch has wa'xé‘d 'ln’v'th‘clwe with
age. George Bornard Ella wax
For
or Ital
Witt Duly
IteII'I- rm. gm;
of
a
and infant-
questioned perfection
--r-r—-—1'---
"Do you think it Is an advantage
"1.de as it‘s any. advantage."
answered Mr; Ilium . "Int it's very
:w'
NORWR’LK
Savings society
‘ ‘ l‘NCIUlli’Oll'A‘l'E‘U “5.
Demo. IJIIIne II29, Will)H
:3. 707.07 40748
Gwaords M. H iii“. Front.
A. Curt . IIIIIIa-IPrest.
:"i ll llillhll
BOYS’ and YOUl‘ilS"
oxr ans
lloraccnhumasoa
if ”N :1 M.
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WEIIFR STOC K (‘0.
Mr, (‘r.oas IIInnngeI oi the Webel
Stock Company. wishes to announce
that he has Illicceuded in securing Mr.
Weber in Walker Whiteside's gI-eIItIIIII
comedy success, ‘We Are King.” u
and from pII-sent indications it Will " '
lire and be regarded as one of thr
standard plays. Mr. A. W. Cross has
spared no expense or eiiort in IIIII‘I
rounding Mr. Weber with a capable
company. The scenic arrangements
will be the perfection of stage rum.
and carried to its entirety. It Mann-
uer Itoaopbnrg always secures such
mod attractions. the amusement lov-
ing public will have to admit they
0
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters :IddIesnI-d us iiiiltllta remnln
illl(‘lliilllt‘tl l" the IIostollir-c. at .\'oI'
walk, (‘IIIIII.. tor the week ending Hut
lli‘illt)’. .IIIIII :ll, Hillel:
Miss Hm I‘ .IonI-s.
Mimi .lIIIII- Mcldlruv,
lows.
Mrs. Iiii'tlltf Woods.
It. 8. Kl-Zl'l‘ll, l'. M.
Mrs. lI‘IIi
(‘tll'l'
(Globe \Yl‘i‘lllt‘kt'
~--—-—- IIllt‘l‘ .
LYING DEAD ON ASH HEAP. )
Si)l."l‘lllNi;’l‘th, August 2.w\Vu|tIIr
i‘. AtwutI-r was found lying on Itn ash
lump in his yard, dead. this IIIorIIIIIg.
by it neighbor. According to the luedi
val t‘XllIllilli'l'. he had sIIchIIIIlII-d to
bvsrl failure while :u work there. A
widow survives. lie was nbout ill
Innrs old. .
x I4.3.
and Upholstery Fabrics.
10 per cent. on Towels.
Tea
Superiority
We rest our reputation on its
excellence. We take hit man- (MI) \N"
nor at care that it Is the beat
teat imported to start with, then .
we devote extra time and cars
to its packaging. scaling It‘ so
M it retains all Its original
delicacy at flavors. it is free
from the soil of handling and
comes to you in fine sanitary
condition.
Sixty Centsal’ound
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN
The Union Pacific.
Headquarters for SUGAR
126 Washington Street.
Tel 542-3
. . ”.3543. EEL'VERY
Allis R'EDEEMED iii
F. E. Lockwood
& Company
39 will Strait
Your coupon properly filled
out. gets you a spark Plug free.
of charge.
a 4—wa-
I. . “I."
I I'IA'T‘Ive amine.
(Washington Post.)
Those who love tht‘ Iéuih‘e‘rea citi
was or field and wind are re icing
tluit the present season has. wl cased
an lihtisdhl increase In the number ot
native birds. All around thhington
’ Ih’hd thrdughout Maryland there is to
beiound plentiiul evidence in eupptirt
0! this statement. The partridge InIy
be heard calling to his mhte trdm
every other teucepost.m1d this sum-
Inr he has so far overcome his nat-
ural tlrtlidlty as to .vlslt the farm
. .I o .
..I
..I ”wanna
Hotel Malracltenm
‘ .I. R. cuuuoa. Mgr.
term. and Cuisine ‘Un to bats.
Ratio ‘2 per day an“‘d nonfat-lo.
Stock and General Information 'Tlokar.
yar i3 and woodplIlesI in search (It may
75 ii ll 0 the 'fiiah mailer tribes
sunday Dinners 618.4 W A; uglly coma light the house.
Ml
TEL. CALL ass. tflht Wcontinual chirp nnd twitter and
enioythent an to :move the hired man
"toInoetII and “will.“ the ,tmniiy cut.
”Jasmin ,pqt IIIIIOIIIII Iralnlq
gh‘ah III rrow was first
INSURANCE
REM. ESTA“) ”It“ sternum
I llheddmtorea his pugnaclpun anslaughtIs.'
m am @gm H ligriifid lioulgv'whib Inasrl
Win
an" to have toiiit
thItIntry lane less redumeratlve than
the city street.
Apart from a natural satisfaction at
this observed mum. there are dther'
‘ s momma. ’00. NIMWALIK. and purely practical reasons tor con-
(limit(1“r‘vliil‘ll‘lli’tsul so “Emmet Ddgrghulerndh '
nferliug and IIIIIIItoIlous comedy. In 1' kWh-I -’
three acts. ”We Are King‘ has been
highly endorsed in press and public. I i" I l'
'A ‘ i
will how no cause to mountain. Mr Furniture Carpets
Weber will appear In this city. this Kitchenware Rugs
week. with illl excellent conlpunv. . .
..-. .. - LInens Lmoleum
lIIIIkcustw and Files,
Desks and Dining t‘hztir» I'il't‘ l't'al‘l'Vt'ti il‘illll this
20 per cent. on Refrigerators.
no per cent. on China Dinner Sets.
10 per cent. on China Dinnerware in stock patterns.
20 per cent. on Cut GlaSS and other Table Glassware.
Half price on various lines of Fancy China. Electro¢
hers, Lamps. and Bric-a-Brac.
zo’p‘er cent. on Table Damasks and Napkins.
20 per cent. on Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases.
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENT TION TO OUR Slot‘KS ()II HUGS AND
FLOOR COVFRINUS
. Log Cabin Rugs
THESE sanvrcrzsnm SQUARES’JN MAT AND not: SIZES
BECOME DESERVEDLY POPULAR.
FOR SUMMER COTTAGES AND PORCH USE 'l’litIJllE is NOTHING
BET'l'Elt. ‘
Brussels Rugs
ALWAYS IIorIILAII’ AND or MEDIUM CUT.' LOOK AT oun LINE
OF PATTERNS.
Axinins‘ter Rugs
THE BEST PARLOR ‘RUG FOR THE PRICE IN THE MARKET.
HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE PATTERNS.
”awn...
‘ke“"‘ an 81 Son
84 Winston In, South Norwalk
' Telephone 446
L41;
. no use to the farmer:
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new A‘Ilvemdndi‘i- l Bridgeport Advertisements
The D M. Read Co
3‘22 a.“
The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
Our Annual Mid-Summer Sale
. fit '1
China ind Glass
Curtains:
Silver and Bric-a-Brac
Special Discounts Offered
20 per cent. on all Furniture out~iIlI~ lilt' special lists.
Standard
10 per cent. on Derby Desks and Dining Chairs.
20 per cent. on Ardahan Rugs, silos (Li) X 9.9 to 11.3
In per cent. on Carpets and Rugs, cxt'cpt certain lines
of Rugs reserved by IIIIIIIIIfIII'tIII't-rs' contracts.
to per cent. on Lace Curtains. Porticrs. Couch Covers.
Those “D” have been accustonlcll to take advantage of
our .‘\llllll(li liousc Furnishing Suit-s will be in ”U way Iliu—
:Ippoiutmi in the oil'criugs this August.
io‘ry way is 10 make a list of home reIIIIirI-IIII-uts and pay an
The sale will continue for a fortnight. but espec-
'l‘lir most satisfac-
ilelIv choice bargains are picked up soon.
HAVE
WE
mtulation that the native birds are
not on the decline. The. value ~0t
birds as a class Ito the IagriculuIrlst
is no longer a matter ot' mete specula-
tlou investigations have pI‘bv‘ed the
innidrtant service they render in
keeping down the myriada oi insects
and boats ot weeds that annually as-
an“ the crops oi the country... A iew
species it is grhnt'ed, are or little (it
but. even the
maligned crow has been found .to
possess redeeming tralta. while with-
out the true luaectlvorous birds it
iul agricultural birds it would he possi-
hle
The mlldnees ot the past 'iew win-
ters has doubtless contributed to the
increase of bird lite in these sections.
The absence of severe cold weather.
heavy snow- and doatriiotiva sleet-
a’torma cannot have boon Other thhn
tavorable. although additional causes
may have existed. The work ht the
Addubon societies baa produced 'zood
.I-esuI,lts ad the Innzaazehdh and color (I-
thinly CO e node hto sac
InInIn'y of the white. birds from €th-
lon. '
hen‘ it is recalled that the death or
nywild creature is a trogetly. it
becomes a matter at comfort to know
that these feathered beings. useful in
their little .I.Irodutory ways anti attrsc
uIIII; in acne and a‘ltunane. have been
an to thrive and multiply.
Norwalk Chronicler